Thulium Oxide (Tm2O3) Evaporation Pellets, 99.95% Purity (Request Current Price)

Thulium Oxide (Tm2O3) Evaporation Pellets, 99.95% Purity (Request Current Price)

ZHC LAB Thulium Oxide (Tm2O3) evaporation pellets are high-purity compound source materials supplied for evaporation coating, thin-film deposition research, optical and functional films, and laboratory PVD process development. The pellet format is convenient for weighing, source loading, and small-batch experimental workflows where clean handling and controlled material identity are important. Pricing requires a current quote because compound evaporation materials can vary with purity, package size, and current material availability.

Key Features

High-Purity Compound Evaporation Material
Available purity options include 99.95% (3N5) for research workflows that require controlled compound composition.

Pellet Format for Source Loading
Available particle-size options include 0.0394 in-0.118 in (1-3 mm) pieces. Package options include 1 kg depending on selected purity and configuration.

Compound Material Selection
This material is a rare-earth oxide supplied as evaporation pellets for thin-film deposition and coating research.

Technical Specifications

Material: Thulium Oxide (Tm2O3)
Form: Evaporation Pellets
Purity Options: 99.95% (3N5)
Available Size Options: 0.0394 in-0.118 in (1-3 mm) pieces
Package Options: 1 kg
Category: Evaporation Materials
Typical Use: Evaporation source material, PVD research, optical coating, and laboratory materials science

Material Handling and Quality Notes

– Quality control: source information notes chemical analysis methods such as ICP/GDMS and screening for particle size and appearance consistency.
– Packaging and storage: keep sealed, dry, and protected from contamination; handle with clean gloves or tools before loading.

Quality-Control and Handling Indicators

Additional technical indicators reflected from the source product page:

– Analytical checks: ICP-MS trace-element analysis; ICP impurity/composition analysis; GDMS trace-metal analysis; carbon/sulfur impurity analysis; nitrogen/oxygen impurity analysis; chemical composition analysis.
– Inspection focus: particle-size screening; appearance inspection; dimensional verification.
– Handling and storage: sealed dry storage and protective packaging; clean-glove handling to avoid oil, dust, moisture, and surface contamination; careful handling to prevent compression, impact, or chipping.
– Deposition-use context: magnetron sputtering systems; ion sputtering systems; micro/nano fabrication research; semiconductor thin-film development; photovoltaic materials research; flat-panel display coating research.

Common Applications

– thulium oxide evaporation source loading
– rare-earth optical coating and phosphor material research
– laser, dielectric, and functional oxide film studies
– laboratory Tm2O3 deposition workflows
– Academic, industrial, and pilot-scale thin-film materials research